Playtech Reveals Its Final Forecast for H1 2025 Trading Results

The company also plans to hold a presentation to disclose the actual figures to the studio’s sponsors. It is scheduled for September 11th in London.

Among speakers will be:

• Mor Weizer, Playtech’s CEO;
• Chris McGinnis, the brand’s CFO.

EBITDA Growth: Role of the Key Partner

The studio’s corporate team anticipates total adjusted profits before deductions for the 1st half of 2025 to reach a minimum of €90 million. This growth is primarily linked to the brilliant performance of the company’s B2B branch and increased income from partner brands, which has created a new revenue stream.

Caliente Interactive, an operator focused on Mexico's gambling market, was a major contributor to the outcome. It paid the 1st dividends in accordance with the updated strategic agreement. Playtech owns a 30.8% share in the partnership. A robust sporting Q2 facilitated the success of the associate brand.

Playtech’s Plans for the Rest of the Year

The developer actively follows a B2B strategy, frequently signing platform deals and entering new regions. In the 1st half of 2025, the company's commercial department became the primary driver of growth and remains at the forefront.

Among recent accomplishments is the provider's debut in the West Virginia market in June. For the company, this marks the 4th deployment in the US iGaming sector.

Since the year's beginning, the studio has inked a series of contracts with American leaders:

• BetMGM;
• DraftKings;
• Hard Rock Digital.

In its pursuit of global expansion, the provider has recently announced a new deal in Europe with the French platform PMU. A similar agreement was also signed with High Roller in Ontario. This collaboration has enabled the supplier to significantly boost its influence in Canada.

Amidst recent achievements in the United States and Europe, growth in Latin America has experienced a slight slowdown because of macroeconomic challenges in Brazil and Colombia. However, the company remains optimistic regarding the long-term prospects of these countries and has no intentions to adjust its investment plans for them. The deployment in both hubs will recommence once their political situations become more stable, which is expected to happen by the end of the 2nd half of 2025.

Presentation for the Studio’s Investors

On September 11th in London, the company’s management will conduct a series of in-person and online sessions to inform the board of shareholders about the results for H1 2025.

In the interim operating report, the supplier has already confirmed that the adjusted EBITDA includes HappyBet’s losses and earnings from associated brands. The finalised document will omit any reference to the Snaitech division, which was partially divested earlier this year.

Corporation’s Long-Term Prospects

The provider has reaffirmed its ongoing commitment to the B2B direction and is currently undergoing internal restructuring to gradually phase out legacy assets.

The company’s representatives highlighted substantial development opportunities on the horizon. The Board expressed full confidence in the firm’s ability to implement the selected strategy successfully. The primary objective is to expand the corporate ecosystem, with a specific emphasis on the B2B segment.